Conference turris::decc

2179.0. "On-line help typos" by JOBIM::VUJNOVIC (I�t�r��t���l�z�t��L���l�z�t��) Tue May 06 1997 08:57

$ HELP CC Socket_Routines send 

gives: 

CC
  Socket_Routines
    send

           Sends bytes though a socket to its connected peer.
                       ^^^^^^
           Syntax:

                #include <types.h>
                #include <socket.h>

                int send(int s, char *msg, int len, int flags);

CC
  Socket_Routines
    sendmsg

           Sends gathered bytes throgh a socket to any other socket.
                                ^^^^^^
           Syntax:

                #include <types.h>
                #include <socket.h>

                int sendmsg(int s, struct msghdr msg[],  int flags);

CC
  Socket_Routines
    sendto

           Sends bytes through a socket to any other socket.
                       *BINGO*
           Syntax:

                #include <types.h>
                #include <socket.h>

                int sendto(int s, char *msg, int len, int flags, struct
                              sockaddr *to, int tolen);

CC Socket_Routines Subtopic?

2 out of 3, not bad :-)

Regards,
Slobodan

thank you for pointing this out.
We will correct it in the version
of DEC C following V5.6.

--val

CC

  Run-time_functions

    nl_langinof

       Returns a pointer to a string that contains information obtained
       from the program's current locale.

       Syntax:

            #include <langinfo.h>

            char *nl_langinfo (nl_item item);


CC Run-time_functions Subtopic?

CC

  Run-time_functions

    vaxc$crtl_init

       Allows you to call the DEC C RTL from other languages.  It
       initializes the run-time environment and establishes both an exit
       and condition handler.  vaxc$crtl_init is a synonym for
       decc$crtl_init.  Either name invokes the same routine.

       Syntax:

            #include <signal.h>

            void vaxc$crtl_init();

    Thanks for the feedback.  
    
    I've corrected the typos and uppercased VAXC$CRTL_INIT and DECC$CRTL_INIT
    in the DEC C help source file. 
    
    -jp